- all bedrooms have private en-suite bathrooms, (shower and tub)
- all bedrooms have either King, Queen or Double beds
- plenty of thirsty cotton towels
- a selection of natural toiletries, (shampoo, conditioner, body wash and crème)
- hand made Goats milk face soap
- free bath salts
- hairdryer
- hot water bottle and bath pillow
- crisp clean sheets
- down duvets and cotton blankets
- Flatscreen TV with cable and DVD player
- MP3 docking station
- free DVD’s from our library
- air conditioning
- free local calls using your in-room phone
- free wireless internet throughout the Inn
- free use of lobby computer to check your email
- daily local and national newspaper in dining room
- free off street parking
- iron and ironing board available
- free assorted tea/coffee/hot chocolate etc available on each floor
- pure water dispenser for drinking or hot water for tea/coffee
- daily room service
- plus more!
A complimentary continental breakfast is included with your accomodations.
Whether your visit to PEI is for business or
pleasure, be sure to let us know how we
can help make your Island experience a
truly warm and memorable one.
Prince Edward Island is Canada’s smallest province and is cradled in the warm southern waters of the Gulf of St. Lawrence just north of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. PEI is a vacation paradise with a gently rolling landscape of manicured farms, miles of sandy beaches and many world-class golf courses. Music, theatre and fabulous seafood abound.
Summerside is the principal city of western Prince Edward Island and is an ideal location on which to base an Island visit. Located on the south shore of PEI, at its narrowest point, Summerside features a working harbour, boating marina, sandy beach with several kilometers of boardwalk, first class theatre and the world-renowned College of Piping which has nightly concerts of Celtic music throughout the summer. Nearly all areas of the island can be reached in less than an hour and a half drive, making Summerside an ideal location for day excursions to the other interesting areas of PEI. For example, Charlottetown, birthplace of Canadian Confederation, is about a 35 minute drive away, Cavendish, home of Lucy Maude Montgomery and Anne of Green Gables, is 25 minutes drive, the North Cape experimental wind farm is about an hour and a half drive.
